Lotherton Hall & Chapel
The Hall
The house (downstairs only) reopened on Friday 1st March.
There will be family crafts in the Servants’ Hall at weekends and during the Easter holidays (as part of Wild About Lotherton) which we welcome families to enjoy as part of their visit.
Lotherton Hall museum is a grand but comfortable house which is made up of late Victorian and Edwardian extensions made by Colonel Gascoigne, based around a Regency-period core.
Visitors can bask in the ambience of this charming country home and museum, giving a taste of the lives of the English upper classes in the early 1900s. Restored servants’ rooms also explore the lives of the staff that helped run this house. Lotherton Hall museum is open annually on a seasonal basis from March to October.